FAQs
How long should my contract term be?
We are constantly looking at the market trends to determine when is the right time to switch, and for how long.
Let us advise you on this, to give you the best chance of getting a competitive price for the full term of your contract.
What do you need from me?
Give us authorisation to act on your behalf and we can do the rest. We will never enter into a contract without your permission.
What is/are a deemed pricing/deemed rates?
When you move to a new site, the existing supplier may put you on a ‘deemed’ rate, because a contract is deemed to exist and so this will be treated as an existing contract between you and the supplier.
The issue with this is that deemed rates are usually much higher than the rate you get in a arranged contract as the energy is bought short term.
We are here to help, get in touch by phone or through our website and we will discuss the options available.
What is a variable price plan?
If for any reason your fixed price plan has come to an end, your supplier will roll you onto a variable price plan.
This can spell trouble as variable price plans are usually higher than the market rate. If you think of it as a mortgage where your fixed rate ends and you move to a variable rate, which is unpredictable and usually higher.
Let us help, get in touch through by phone or through our website and we will be happy to discuss this further.
My credit rating is poor – can you still help me?
We can still find a deal that is right for you, get in touch and we will work with our range of suppliers.
